Producing Your Own Vidcast for Video Sharing Part 3: Editing and Distribution
In the last two issues we told you how to set up and shoot your vidcast. In part three, we're looking at how to edit and get that vidcast to the masses
We talked about key production elements like set design, talent and crew, and equipment in part two in our April issue. This month, we'll wrap up our three-part series with editing and preparing your vidcast for the web.
For Openers
Having a short catchy open that visually summarizes what your vidcast is all about is important. Since it's the first thing a new viewer will see, it has the awesome task of compelling them to continue watching. It can be as simple as cutting together a few clips from your first show or as complex as a high-energy array of shots highlighting unique aspects of your subject matter, complete with custom graphics and logo. In either case, keep it short, say five to 15 seconds, and be sure to include at least your show's title and possibly the episode n…
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